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Five stars🌟The author's writing is pretty good. There are various systems. According to this development, it may become more team-oriented. There are professions and guilds. The protagonist group is currently taking shape. The protagonist is the kind of person who is lucky and has some strength, but he is not invincible. This is the first time I read a sea survival article. I personally like this kind of article that has many abilities and also has a ranking list. The protagonist is not a virgin, but a normal person. There are just one or two somewhat annoying villains that occasionally appear, but the author says they won't stay long to advance the plot. There are too few to follow at the moment. I hope the author will work hard to add more updates [please update more] Looking for meal replacements online, something similar is also possible. The first book I got into was this one, and then I didn't know what to read for the rest [smile]

I'll order one myself [currently in progress]

Give it a high score, the story is very original. Not only is the protagonist's family the only one, but others also have their own charisma. There is a bit of apocalypse and a hint of Cthulhu at the beginning of the story (basically ignored). Behind is the mecha. Lean towards the side of the game that compares combat power. The following is my personal opinion. Trading system. There is no handling fee if both parties give things as gifts, but if you give it to someone else, they may not give it to you, and there is a risk of swallowing it. The transactions used by the protagonist are basically direct auctions, with a handling fee, but there is no mention of what the handling fee is, and there has never been one. (So I don't know what the difference between the two was emphasized at the beginning) Secondly, equipment. They are all attribute percentages. Equipment has percentage attributes that increase nobleness, but the basic attributes are too little explained. At the beginning, the attributes are low, and there is not much difference between the equipment. For example, the silver percentage is 30% and the gold percentage is 40%. The initial value is 10 points at the beginning, so the difference is only 1 point. Things that allow the attributes to be fixed and permanently increased are actually cheap and only require initial supplies. Then the combat power system does not compare everyone's basic strength and abilities. Instead, these things are converted into combat power (I don't know how this combat power is calculated). At this time, everyone's combat power has actually dropped, because everyone has their own basic ability (around 10 points), which is only one or two points behind, and can also have the opportunity to turn defeat into victory, which seems more reasonable. But a combat power system was introduced. No matter how much combat power or rank, there is no way to defeat the strong with the weak. They all just entered the game at the beginning, and within three days, their combat power was as high as 250, and as low as ten or twenty points (presumably, after all, tens of thousands of people are only 50), which is equivalent to the Black Iron rank and Silver 2 in this novel. If the combat power system is written like this, I will probably forget the basic attributes at the beginning. The combat power system and the equipment system form a paradox. The percentage attributes given by the equipment at the beginning are low, and it feels like it has one or two more attributes, which can directly go from black to silver. However, the main attributes of the equipment are not given too prominent attribute descriptions.

Come on, I'll add a five-star review after confirming that this book really doesn't have a female protagonist (o^^o)

It's pretty good. Although the protagonist has neither a system nor too much strength, you can still keep watching.

Let's get these two together soon.

I'm sorry, readers, but I can no longer finish this book. After all, this is just an experimental novel. The purpose of writing it is just to test my own understanding of a world with a huge world view. The ability to grasp the story (it turns out that I am still too green). I know that doing this is very irresponsible to the readers who support me. After all, since everyone is willing to read my novels, it means that everyone still recognizes my writing ability. Here I would like to solemnly say to those readers who have collected this novel: I'm sorry! You have been lied to, I am not the author.

Chapter 57: I have become an old man with a ring in another world. It's boring.

Although the writing is a bit white, it is worth reading, five-star praise

It's good to watch, the plot is good, and the subject matter is novel. I just hope you won't stop updating. Come on, I don't think there's any surprises [like][like][like]

I've finished reading it all. The writing is really good. It would be nice if there were more updates. There's nothing bad about it, and the plot is also very rich.

It's quite good to watch, but the first few chapters of the protagonist are a bit naive, but the rest is pretty good, the plot is handled well, and the characters of the teammates are well developed.

Great, cheers author

Not bad, but there is one thing I care about. Can't the ship be upgraded?

This book is very nice

The writing is good, but the updates are a little slow and the plot is a bit draggy. The current routine is very familiar.

The setting of the article is very good. What I like most is that the author did not give the protagonist a plug-in such as knowing one piece of information every day. I don't like to read survival stories with cheats. I think the soul of survival stories lies in the protagonist's process of survival. If cheats are turned on, it won't look good.

The content is good-looking and the style is what I like to read.

It's pretty good, why doesn't anyone see it? ⊙▽⊙